1:06:01
Jerry?
1:06:02
-What's going on?
-Jerry, l'm so happy to see you.
1:06:06
That's the nicest thing
anybody's said to me all day.
1:06:10
ls something wrong?
1:06:11
You see, there's this guy.
1:06:14
He said he was hospital security.
1:06:18
l happen to know that he--
1:06:21
It's a high fly ball and...
1:06:25
...he's out!
1:06:26
You were saying?
1:06:27
l guess l have
an overactive imagination.
1:06:30
Be like me.
1:06:31
Everybody says l have
no imagination at all.
1:06:36
l'm going over to
the medical school library.
1:06:39
l'll go with you.
1:06:44
The tubular filtration gradient may be
more than 500 milliequivalents.
1:06:49
That means there's an active
transport with phosphorylated ATP.
1:06:53
But if you trace radioisotopes,
densities don't look right.
1:06:58
lt's a breakthrough
in understanding the kidney.
1:07:01
Remember that yellow cadaver
skin under your fingernails?
1:07:04
Nobody could eat lunch.
1:07:06
lt seems like a long time ago.
1:07:08
Back in the days
when we couldn't eat lunch.
1:07:14
Wouldn't you know?
1:07:18
Dr. Marcus.
1:07:22
Well, if he's complaining of pain.
1:07:25
Try another five cc's l.M.
1:07:29
l see.
Well, then MS 1 0 milligrams.
1:07:34
Yes, morphine sulphate.
He's not in respiratory difficulty.
1:07:39
You can put him on
respiratory arrest with morphine.
1:07:42
Particularly if he's on wall O-2.
1:07:47
You'll have to check
and see what he's on.
1:07:51
Air is fine, but oxygen....
1:07:56
lf he's on wall oxygen,
tell me how many liters of flow.